Eilish, Billie

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Dont Smile At Me New - Vinyl - B0027307-01 Sealed 2017 EP. Pressed On Red Vinyl. Hype Sticker On Shrink. "The Debut EP From 15-year-old Electronic Pop Singer/Songwriter Billie Eilish, Dont Smile At Me Arrived In August 2017 From The Interscope Label. Produced And Co-Written By Eilish's Older Brother, Finneas O'connell, The Eight-track Release Features The Lush And Lonesome Single "Ocean Eyes," A Song That First Went Viral For The Los Angeles-based Artist In 2016 And Brought Her To The Attention Of Interscope. Eilish's Sound Is Sleek, Sometimes Quirky, And Often Characterized By Clever Wordplay. Subsequent Singles "Watch" And "Copycat" Were Issued In The Summer Of 2017 In Advance Of The EP's Release." AllMusic Review by Timothy Monger. more
	Dont Smile At Me Used - Vinyl - B0027307-01 2017 EP Pressed On Red/Yellow Vinyl. "The Debut EP From 15-year-old Electronic Pop Singer/Songwriter Billie Eilish, Dont Smile At Me Arrived In August 2017 From The Interscope Label. Produced And Co-Written By Eilish's Older Brother, Finneas O'connell, The Eight-track Release Features The Lush And Lonesome Single "Ocean Eyes," A Song That First Went Viral For The Los Angeles-based Artist In 2016 And Brought Her To The Attention Of Interscope. Eilish's Sound Is Sleek, Sometimes Quirky, And Often Characterized By Clever Wordplay. Subsequent Singles "Watch" And "Copycat" Were Issued In The Summer Of 2017 In Advance Of The EP's Release." All Music Guide – Timothy Monger. more
	Dont Smile At Me Sealed - Vinyl - B0027307-01 Sealed 2017 EP. Pressed On Red Vinyl. Hype Sticker On Shrink. "The Debut EP From 15-year-old Electronic Pop Singer/Songwriter Billie Eilish, Dont Smile At Me Arrived In August 2017 From The Interscope Label. Produced And Co-Written By Eilish's Older Brother, Finneas O'connell, The Eight-track Release Features The Lush And Lonesome Single "Ocean Eyes," A Song That First Went Viral For The Los Angeles-based Artist In 2016 And Brought Her To The Attention Of Interscope. Eilish's Sound Is Sleek, Sometimes Quirky, And Often Characterized By Clever Wordplay. Subsequent Singles "Watch" And "Copycat" Were Issued In The Summer Of 2017 In Advance Of The EP's Release." AllMusic Review by Timothy Monger. more
	Dont Smile At Me Used - Vinyl - 0060255791948 2019 black vinyl pressing with inner sleeve. Billie Eilish's debut EP, Don't Smile At Me, released on August 11, 2017, marked a significant entry for the artist into the alternative pop music landscape. This eight-track collection introduced listeners to her distinctive blend of dark, melancholic pop and introspective songwriting. The minimalist production, often featuring sparse electronic beats and haunting melodies, perfectly complemented Eilish's unique vocal style. Tracks like "Bellyache," "Ocean Eyes," and "Idontwannabeyouanymore" quickly became fan favorites, showcasing her raw emotional honesty and establishing the sonic blueprint for her future work. For fans exploring Billie Eilish music or searching for her early releases, this EP is foundational. Don't Smile At Me was crucial in establishing Billie Eilish's artistic identity and cultivating a dedicated fanbase before her full-length album. It explored themes of anxiety, heartbreak, and youthful disillusionment with a maturity beyond her years, resonating deeply with a global audience. The EP’s success solidified her position as a groundbreaking artist in the dark pop genre, demonstrating her ability to craft compelling narratives through sound. It remains a pivotal work in her discography, often sought by those interested in Billie Eilish's first album or her early career trajectory. more
	Happier Than Ever Sealed Import - B0033889-01 Sealed 2021 2LP Limited Edition Pale Yellow Coloured Vinyl Walmart Exclusive. Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. more
	Happier Than Ever Sealed Import - B0033778-01 Sealed 2021 2LP Housed In Gatefold, Highly Anticipated Sophomore Release From The LA Native. Pressed On 100% Recycled Black Vinyl. more
	Happier Than Ever Used - Vinyl - B0033890-01 2021 2LP Brown vinyl in gatefold. "Happier Than Ever" is the acclaimed second studio record from Grammy-winning artist Billie Eilish, released in 2021. This highly anticipated album further solidified her unique position in modern pop music, showcasing a significant evolution in her alternative pop sound. Produced primarily by her brother Finneas O'Connell, the album delves into profound themes of self-reflection, the pressures of fame, and navigating personal growth. Listeners experience a more intimate and often melancholic side of Eilish, with the dark pop aesthetic that defined her early work subtly shifting to incorporate broader musical textures and a mature lyrical approach. The album received widespread critical acclaim for its lyrical depth and Billie Eilish's nuanced vocal performance, which ranges from whispery intimacy to powerful, emotive belts. "Happier Than Ever" explores the complexities of relationships and the public eye, resonating with a global audience. Musically, it often incorporates subtle jazz and bossa nova influences, providing a sophisticated backdrop to her introspective narratives. This collection of Billie Eilish songs stands as a testament to her artistic development, offering a compelling journey through vulnerability and resilience that continues to engage fans and critics alike. more
	Happier Than Ever New - Vinyl - B0033890-01 Sealed 2021 Limited Edition Brown Vinyl. more
	Happier Than Ever Used - Vinyl - B0033832-01 2021 Limited Edition Pale Blue Vinyl. "Happier Than Ever" is the second studio album by American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish, released in 2021. The album follows the tremendous success of her debut album "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" and explores a more introspective and mature sound. The album delves into themes of personal growth, self-reflection, and the complexities of fame. It offers a deeper exploration of Eilish's emotions, vulnerabilities, and experiences, showcasing her growth as an artist and young woman navigating the music industry. more
	Happier Than Ever Colored Vinyl - Used - B0033832-01 2021 2LP limited edition pressing on Pale Blue vinyl with 12x24 poster. "A subtle triumph in the face of overwhelming pressure and expectations, Happier Than Ever is the sound of an artist coming into their own. Without losing any of the experimental, genre-blurring spirit of her Grammy-conquering debut, Billie Eilish elevates her trademark sound and expands her scope with the assistance of her producer-brother Finneas. In addition to baring her soul with increasingly confessional lyrics, she's also strengthened her delivery and range, taking inspiration from jazz and vocal pop greats of old like Julie London and Peggy Lee, lending a timeless air to tracks like "Billie Bossa Nova" and "my future." With this sophomore set, Eilish steps out of the shadows of When We All Fall Asleep, transforming from the creepy little sibling that freaks out the neighbors into a poised and confident young adult with existential issues aplenty. Growing older (relatively) and wiser in the years following her breakthrough, she processes the flood of experiences that come with a swift ascent in the public eye. Reflecting on the pitfalls of being famous, the introductory "Getting Older" reveals the immense pressure and associated dangers of the limelight, setting her insight and measured optimism to a delicate electronic heartbeat. Later, she charts her struggles in a male-dominated industry and details encounters with predatory men and misogyny on the scathing "Your Power," an indictment of exploitation disguised as a gorgeous acoustic ballad, and on the striking interlude "Not My Responsibility," she confronts critics and toxic opinions atop ominous synths and atmospheric haze before calling out media objectification on the hypnotic "OverHeated." Beyond these emotional trials, Eilish leans into the album's title, realizing her own growth, hope for the future, and newfound feelings of self-love and self-empowerment. The nostalgic Bristol-scene trip-hop vibes of the dubby "I Didn't Change My Number," hit single "Therefore I Am," and the boom-bap-lite "Lost Cause" offer mischievous diversions from the otherwise moody meditations, but a trio of dynamic standouts steal the show. Throbbing to life with deep bass and a thick beat, the lustful "Oxytocin" is a club hit in the making, nailing the pleasure centers like the titular hormone, while the cautionary "GOLDWING" lures listeners in with an angelic hymn before skittering to life with tribal flair like early-era Björk. On the title track, Eilish begins with an old-timey vocal showcase that explodes into a '90s alt-rock rager, complete with cathartic kiss-off lyrics, crashing drums, and jagged riffs. In these moments, Eilish reclaims a bit of herself and hones her perspective, effortlessly playing with a wide range of genres in the process. Delivering on the promise of her industry-shaking debut with confidence and grace, Happier Than Ever has the markings of a big career moment, one that signals artistic growth and hints at even more greatness to come." All Music Guide – Neil Z. Yeung more
	Happier Than Ever Sealed Import - B0033778-01 Sealed 2021 2LP Housed In Gatefold, Highly Anticipated Sophomore Release From The LA Native. Pressed On 100% Recycled Black Vinyl. more
	Hit Me Hard And Soft Colored Vinyl - Used - 602465223651 2024 Limited Edition gatefold signed lithograph insert, pressed on eco-mix Blue vinyl. Not a factory shrink seal, housed in an outer sleeve with sticker seal. (This seal was broken to ensure signed insert was included. "In between albums, Billie Eilish won two Oscars, a pair of Golden Globes, and a handful of Grammy Awards. What would typically be huge feats for regular folks has become the norm for the dynamic duo of Eilish and her brother, Finneas, but could they extend that success for another album cycle? For that third effort, Hit Me Hard and Soft, she didn't offer an advance single or major promotion, a move that might have been construed as getting ahead of any negative critical evaluation. And yet, it simply signaled a quiet confidence in the project, which is another home run. This pair can really do anything. A brisk ten songs, this is a "no skips" gem that is ideal for leaving on repeat and getting lost in the hazy, yearning snapshots of lust, longing, and heartbreak. Surprises reveal themselves around every turn -- orchestral backing, electronic breaks, sudden crescendos -- as songs transition seamlessly from one to another. Kicking off with the vulnerable "Skinny," Eilish sets the scene for the album, touching upon everything she's been dealing with by being in the public eye as she tries to find herself as a young person navigating relationships and identity. Her vocals continue to develop, stretching past her usual range and exploring subtle, but captivating runs. Set to lush string backing and warm production, it builds to shiver-inducing levels before landing on "Lunch," an adorably horny little bop that rides thumping bass and twinkling keys through hazy feedback and refreshingly candid lyrical territory where she admits, "It's a craving, not a crush." That thick, elastic bass travels into the hypnotic "Chihiro" -- named after the Spirited Away character -- another vocal showcase for Eilish's acrobatics that goes intergalactic in the back half. "Birds of a Feather" is a breezy dose of pop songcraft, while "Wildflower" teases campfire simplicity with sweet humming and confessional storytelling before, once again, building to powerful, goosebump-inducing heights. The cathartic "The Greatest" takes it a step further with a showstopping bridge that features a stadium-sized swell of crashing guitars, pounding drums, and Eilish's most impassioned delivery here. Just as this kind of "starts one way, ends on another" tactic starts to become apparent, Eilish catches listeners off guard with the jazzy, vocal pop delivery of the French cafe gem "L'amour de Ma Vie," which seems fairly straightforward until the synths kick in and the track transforms into a throbbing Y2K raver. After the scary stalker trauma of "The Diner" transports the set back to the dark, unnerving world of When We All Fall Asleep, the understated "Bittersuite" examines a dissolving relationship that eventually falls apart on the expanding closer "Blue." Tight, simple, and effective, Hit Me Hard and Soft does just that: it comes in with a bang, thrilling with fresh production and heavy lyrical content, before easing the listener into the murky emotional depths seen on the cover art. It's an ideal synthesis of the ever-developing style that Billie and Finneas have been crafting since the late 2010s on their continuing campaign to rule the music world." All Music Guide - Neil Z. Yeung. more
	Hit Me Hard And Soft New - Vinyl - 602465223651 New, 2024 standard black recycled vinyl pressing housed in an unsealed plastic sleeve. Custom hype sticker on sleeve. "In between albums, Billie Eilish won two Oscars, a pair of Golden Globes, and a handful of Grammy Awards. What would typically be huge feats for regular folks has become the norm for the dynamic duo of Eilish and her brother, Finneas, but could they extend that success for another album cycle? For that third effort, Hit Me Hard and Soft, she didn't offer an advance single or major promotion, a move that might have been construed as getting ahead of any negative critical evaluation. And yet, it simply signaled a quiet confidence in the project, which is another home run. This pair can really do anything. A brisk ten songs, this is a "no skips" gem that is ideal for leaving on repeat and getting lost in the hazy, yearning snapshots of lust, longing, and heartbreak. Surprises reveal themselves around every turn -- orchestral backing, electronic breaks, sudden crescendos -- as songs transition seamlessly from one to another. Kicking off with the vulnerable "Skinny," Eilish sets the scene for the album, touching upon everything she's been dealing with by being in the public eye as she tries to find herself as a young person navigating relationships and identity. Her vocals continue to develop, stretching past her usual range and exploring subtle, but captivating runs. Set to lush string backing and warm production, it builds to shiver-inducing levels before landing on "Lunch," an adorably horny little bop that rides thumping bass and twinkling keys through hazy feedback and refreshingly candid lyrical territory where she admits, "It's a craving, not a crush." That thick, elastic bass travels into the hypnotic "Chihiro" -- named after the Spirited Away character -- another vocal showcase for Eilish's acrobatics that goes intergalactic in the back half. "Birds of a Feather" is a breezy dose of pop songcraft, while "Wildflower" teases campfire simplicity with sweet humming and confessional storytelling before, once again, building to powerful, goosebump-inducing heights. The cathartic "The Greatest" takes it a step further with a showstopping bridge that features a stadium-sized swell of crashing guitars, pounding drums, and Eilish's most impassioned delivery here. Just as this kind of "starts one way, ends on another" tactic starts to become apparent, Eilish catches listeners off guard with the jazzy, vocal pop delivery of the French cafe gem "L'amour de Ma Vie," which seems fairly straightforward until the synths kick in and the track transforms into a throbbing Y2K raver. After the scary stalker trauma of "The Diner" transports the set back to the dark, unnerving world of When We All Fall Asleep, the understated "Bittersuite" examines a dissolving relationship that eventually falls apart on the expanding closer "Blue." Tight, simple, and effective, Hit Me Hard and Soft does just that: it comes in with a bang, thrilling with fresh production and heavy lyrical content, before easing the listener into the murky emotional depths seen on the cover art. It's an ideal synthesis of the ever-developing style that Billie and Finneas have been crafting since the late 2010s on their continuing campaign to rule the music world." All Music Guide - Neil Z. Yeung more
	Hit Me Hard And Soft (Isolated Vocals) Colored Vinyl - New - 6024705012566 New 2024 RSD Bone vinyl pressing housed in a sticker-sealed plastic sleeve. No hype sticker. "In between albums, Billie Eilish won two Oscars, a pair of Golden Globes, and a handful of Grammy Awards. What would typically be huge feats for regular folks has become the norm for the dynamic duo of Eilish and her brother, Finneas, but could they extend that success for another album cycle? For that third effort, Hit Me Hard and Soft, she didn't offer an advance single or major promotion, a move that might have been construed as getting ahead of any negative critical evaluation. And yet, it simply signaled a quiet confidence in the project, which is another home run. This pair can really do anything. A brisk ten songs, this is a "no skips" gem that is ideal for leaving on repeat and getting lost in the hazy, yearning snapshots of lust, longing, and heartbreak. Surprises reveal themselves around every turn -- orchestral backing, electronic breaks, sudden crescendos -- as songs transition seamlessly from one to another. Kicking off with the vulnerable "Skinny," Eilish sets the scene for the album, touching upon everything she's been dealing with by being in the public eye as she tries to find herself as a young person navigating relationships and identity. Her vocals continue to develop, stretching past her usual range and exploring subtle, but captivating runs. Set to lush string backing and warm production, it builds to shiver-inducing levels before landing on "Lunch," an adorably horny little bop that rides thumping bass and twinkling keys through hazy feedback and refreshingly candid lyrical territory where she admits, "It's a craving, not a crush." That thick, elastic bass travels into the hypnotic "Chihiro" -- named after the Spirited Away character -- another vocal showcase for Eilish's acrobatics that goes intergalactic in the back half. "Birds of a Feather" is a breezy dose of pop songcraft, while "Wildflower" teases campfire simplicity with sweet humming and confessional storytelling before, once again, building to powerful, goosebump-inducing heights. The cathartic "The Greatest" takes it a step further with a showstopping bridge that features a stadium-sized swell of crashing guitars, pounding drums, and Eilish's most impassioned delivery here. Just as this kind of "starts one way, ends on another" tactic starts to become apparent, Eilish catches listeners off guard with the jazzy, vocal pop delivery of the French cafe gem "L'amour de Ma Vie," which seems fairly straightforward until the synths kick in and the track transforms into a throbbing Y2K raver. After the scary stalker trauma of "The Diner" transports the set back to the dark, unnerving world of When We All Fall Asleep, the understated "Bittersuite" examines a dissolving relationship that eventually falls apart on the expanding closer "Blue." Tight, simple, and effective, Hit Me Hard and Soft does just that: it comes in with a bang, thrilling with fresh production and heavy lyrical content, before easing the listener into the murky emotional depths seen on the cover art. It's an ideal synthesis of the ever-developing style that Billie and Finneas have been crafting since the late 2010s on their continuing campaign to rule the music world." All Music Guide - Neil Z. Yeung more
	No Time To Die New - 7 - B0033709-21 Sealed 2021 7 inch RSD Black Friday exclusive. Side A is a live version of Billie’s theme song for the James Bond film "No Time To Die," and Side B is a demo version that had previously never been released. more
	What Was I Made For? Used - 7 - B0038632-21 2024 limited edition, 7" 45 single printed on yellow bioplastic. Written for the 2023 film Barbie, “What Was I Made For?” finds Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas returning to the spare, intimate style that first brought them widespread acclaim. Built around piano and understated production, the song became one of Eilish's most celebrated recordings, earning both the Academy Award and Grammy Award for Best Original Song. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? New - Vinyl - B0029729-01 Sealed 2019 Gatefold Original USA & Canada Press, Some Copies Have "Made In Canada" Sticker On Rear Shrink. The 14-Track Collection Was Written, Produced And Recorded Entirely By The 17-Year-Old Pop Prodigy And Her Chief Collaborator And Elder Brother Finneas O'Connell In Their Childhood Home Of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded In Finneas' Bedroom Opposite Billie's, The Pair Spent Most Of 2018 Writing Songs On The Road, Then Spending Many Days And Nights When Off The Road, At Home, Recording The Record. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Used - Vinyl - B0029729-01 2019 Gatefold Original USA & Canada Press, Some Copies Have "Made In Canada" Sticker On Rear Shrink. The 14-Track Collection Was Written, Produced And Recorded Entirely By The 17-Year-Old Pop Prodigy And Her Chief Collaborator And Elder Brother Finneas O'Connell In Their Childhood Home Of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded In Finneas' Bedroom Opposite Billie's, The Pair Spent Most Of 2018 Writing Songs On The Road, Then Spending Many Days And Nights When Off The Road, At Home, Recording The Record. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Used - Vinyl - B0031105-01 2019 Gatefold Original Day Glow Vinyl. The 14-Track Collection Was Written, Produced And Recorded Entirely By The 17-Year-Old Pop Prodigy And Her Chief Collaborator And Elder Brother Finneas O'Connell In Their Childhood Home Of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded In Finneas' Bedroom Opposite Billie's, The Pair Spent Most Of 2018 Writing Songs On The Road, Then Spending Many Days And Nights When Off The Road, At Home, Recording The Record. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Used - Vinyl - 602458890730 2024 Limited Edition,#2988 blue [Recycled] vinyl with glow in the dark album artwork. The 14-Track Collection Was Written, Produced And Recorded Entirely By The 17-Year-Old Pop Prodigy And Her Chief Collaborator And Elder Brother Finneas O'Connell In Their Childhood Home Of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded In Finneas' Bedroom Opposite Billie's, The Pair Spent Most Of 2018 Writing Songs On The Road, Then Spending Many Days And Nights When Off The Road, At Home, Recording The Record. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Colored Vinyl - New - B0029729-01 Sealed 2019 limited edition "Glow in the dark" gatefold pressing. The 14-Track Collection Was Written, Produced And Recorded Entirely By The 17-Year-Old Pop Prodigy And Her Chief Collaborator And Elder Brother Finneas O'Connell In Their Childhood Home Of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded In Finneas' Bedroom Opposite Billie's, The Pair Spent Most Of 2018 Writing Songs On The Road, Then Spending Many Days And Nights When Off The Road, At Home, Recording The Record. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Colored Vinyl - New - B0029729-01 Sealed 2019 limited edition "Glow in the dark" gatefold pressing. The 14-Track Collection Was Written, Produced And Recorded Entirely By The 17-Year-Old Pop Prodigy And Her Chief Collaborator And Elder Brother Finneas O'Connell In Their Childhood Home Of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded In Finneas' Bedroom Opposite Billie's, The Pair Spent Most Of 2018 Writing Songs On The Road, Then Spending Many Days And Nights When Off The Road, At Home, Recording The Record. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Used - Vinyl - B0031105-01 2019 Peach color vinyl with inner sleeve. When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? announced Billie Eilish as one of pop's most original voices, blending whisper-close vocals, minimalist production, and genre-defying songwriting into a record that reshaped modern pop. Created alongside her brother and producer Finneas, the album moves effortlessly between dark electronic textures, pop, hip-hop, and alternative influences. Hits like "bad guy," "bury a friend," "when the party's over," and "you should see me in a crown" helped make it one of the defining albums of its generation. What continues to set the album apart is its fearless creativity. Eilish explores themes of anxiety, identity, dreams, and growing up with a perspective that feels both intimate and cinematic. The inventive production, memorable hooks, and striking visual aesthetic resonated with a new generation of listeners, earning widespread critical acclaim and multiple Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. Bold, immersive, and endlessly replayable, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? remains a landmark release in contemporary pop music. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Used - Vinyl - B0031105-01 2019 Glow in the dark vinyl. Billie Eilish stands out as a unique and influential music artist, captivating a global audience with her distinctive sound and artistic vision. As a celebrated singer-songwriter, she swiftly rose to prominence, redefining the landscape of contemporary pop music. Her innovative approach to alternative pop and her ability to connect with listeners on a profound level have solidified her status as a Gen Z icon and a leading voice in modern music. more
	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? New - Vinyl - B0029729-01 Sealed 2019 Gatefold Original USA & Canada Press, Some Copies Have "Made In Canada" Sticker On Rear Shrink. The 14-Track Collection Was Written, Produced And Recorded Entirely By The 17-Year-Old Pop Prodigy And Her Chief Collaborator And Elder Brother Finneas O'Connell In Their Childhood Home Of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded In Finneas' Bedroom Opposite Billie's, The Pair Spent Most Of 2018 Writing Songs On The Road, Then Spending Many Days And Nights When Off The Road, At Home, Recording The Record. more